With tomorrow's crucial Championship clash against Bristol City heading for a sellout, supporters who have not yet purchased their ticket for the biggest game in recent history are being urged to get down to the ground and secure their seat as soon as possible.

There are only 1,500 tickets within the home areas left for the game so make sure you don't miss out.

Delilah's bar will open at 12.30pm, where food and drinks will be served, in time to show the Premiership game between Arsenal and Readingat 12.45pm, to give us a taste of what we could be witnessing next year with your help. The game is live on Sky Sports.

This will be followed by the Potters quiz courtesy of resident Stokie Chris Williams.

The turnstiles will open 3.30pm, and fans already in their seats will be able to follow the scores from the rest of the Championship via the scoreboard, or the televisions in the concourse, as we pray for a slip up from all our rivals.

We will also be screening the second half of the Potters 2-1 victory over Coventry in the concourse, in which we kept our promotion dream alive when Ricardo Fuller and Liam Lawrence scored to keep us believing.

The club is appealing to all you loyal fans to get to your seats as early as possible and sing your hearts out for the lads, and try to create as intimidating an atmosphere as possible for our opponents well before the game has even begun.

Before kickoff the motivational call to arms from Pottermouth will be played to inspire both players and fans alike.

Pulis launched his own appeal to the fans by saying: "The supporters are part of the family and we are all in this together.

"When there is over 20,000 people in this stadium it is absolutely rocking and it is so intimidating for other teams.

"I've said it before but the fans are so important to us.

"I know it's the easy option to put your feet up in front of the television at home or go down the pub with your mates, but the place they can really make a difference is here."

This is your chance to answer the call of the man who has played a huge part in getting us to where we are. With your support, we can get to where we deserve to be.